Fluctuating response from the 1st period to the 20th period.
However, their finding and the estimated effect sizes provide tentative evidence that euthymic BD patients are less able to delay gratification than controls, although the main differences happened later during the task, potentially indicating a learning deficit or fluctuating response over time.
Of the patients requiring a third blood draw, six of nine demonstrated fluctuating autoantibody responses, whereas three patients who were initially negative for T cells demonstrated T-cell responses to islet antigens during the second and third blood draws.
These studies have used the slowly fluctuating hemodynamic responses to study connectivity, but for capturing transient, short-lasting changes in functional connectivity underlying language production a different approach is needed.
Their combined consumption, which can be made available to other users if needed, is 4,800MW, exceeding the output of America's largest nuclear plant.The ultimate point of smart grids, however, is to allow dynamic pricing, with electricity charges fluctuating in response to demand.
[Ca2+] i controls biological processes such as neurotransmitter release by fluctuating in response to chemical and electrical signals.
Problems have included the limited distribution of secreted neurotrophic factors, and fluctuating production and responses, caused by circadian rhythms.
Rates, in turn, fluctuated in response to foreign affairs in general and military ones in particular.
Consequently, the market price for the bonds fluctuated in response to the successes or failures of Confederate armies.
Prices fluctuate, in response to harvests, natural disasters and political instability; and when they rise, it takes some time before new sources of supply become available.
